Former Machakos County First Lady Lillian Ng’ang’a has strongly dismissed rumors suggesting she misses her ex-partner, former Governor Alfred Mutua.
Taking to her X (formerly Twitter) account, Ng’ang’a retweeted a post from a blog that falsely attributed a quote to her, claiming she longed for Mutua. Visibly irritated, she fired back at the platform for spreading fabricated stories, stating they needed their “heads checked” for publishing such baseless content.
“You are the lot that needs your head checked because why are you spending your Sunday publishing nonsense?” she wrote. “And if I were to miss Alfred, I definitely would not choose your channel to convey the message.”
Ng’ang’a and Mutua were in a long-term relationship that lasted about a decade before parting ways. Despite the breakup, Ng’ang’a has previously acknowledged being part of the former governor’s political journey, having supported his successful campaigns in two elections.
Recently, Ng’ang’a confirmed that her relationship with artist Juliani had also ended. Addressing critics who mocked her dating history, she clapped back, emphasizing that she has only been with two men since turning 25 — and sees no shame in that.
“How can the FACT that I’ve been with only two men since I was 25 (I am turning 40 this year) make me all the nonsensical things you call me? Foolish, foolish lot!” she posted. “I was lucky to run two elections and win — something some of you will never get to experience.”
Ng’ang’a has often found herself in heated exchanges online, particularly over her vocal support of President William Ruto, whose administration has faced growing criticism, especially from Kenya’s youth.
In a recent interview with Dr. Ofweneke, Ng’ang’a opened up about her views on love and relationships. She made it clear that she doesn’t believe in holding on when something no longer serves her, saying she prefers to take the lessons, cherish the memories, and move forward.
“I won’t hold on when the time is up. I’ll appreciate the experience, take the lesson, and move on,” she said — reinforcing her stance that she has no regrets about her past relationships.